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New (And Returning) Apple TV+ Subscribers Can Get A Free Month Right Now

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If you’ve been considering trying Apple TV+ to watch the service’s lineup of original movies and series, new subscribers can currently lock in a free month of the streaming service, a saving of $12.99.

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Key Takeaways

  • New and returning Apple TV+ users can claim a one-month free trial, significantly longer than the usual 7 days.
  • After the free trial, subscriptions will auto-renew at the usual rate, unless canceled.
  • Apple TV+ is packed with a variety of popular originals, including Chief of War, The Morning Show, and Slow Horses.

Considering Apple typically only offers seven days of Apple TV+ for free, new subscribers can get a much longer free trial than usual right now. The extended free trial is only available when signing up through this link, and the code is set to expire on January 7, 2026.

The extended free trial is not only available to brand new subscribers but also those returning to the streaming service. In our experience with Apple TV+, returning subscribers are typically defined as those that have had an inactive subscription for longer than one month.

It is worth noting that the promotional page states the subscription will auto-renew at $9.99 a month. However, and considering Apple TV+ recently increased in price, it should be expected that the subscription will auto-renew at the current $12.99 a month price instead.

Those that don’t want to continue on as a paid subscriber can simply cancel the subscription before the end of the free month to avoid being billed the monthly subscription price.

If unsure of what to watch, Apple TV+ is home to a variety of popular originals, including the recent Chief of War and the even more recent return of The Morning Show with its fourth season.

The new The Savant series (starring Jessica Chastain) will make its Apple TV+ premiere later this week, and Slow horses will make its much anticipated return this week with its fifth season.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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